Crossing cultural borders: education for immigrant families in America

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1991-09-01otherChoice Reviews Online290 citationsclosed

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Education and experiences of immigrants and refugees Parental Involvement in Education Immigration and Intercultural Education

Abstract

The role of cultural learning the sociocultural environment in Secoya socialization in the home storytelling and games - learning in community settings from school to home towards an ethnography of empowerment empowerment and educational reform.

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